Shoppers get an answer on the product page in under a second, grounded in documents the brand controls.
Solution Studio Catalog Generator
Demo catalogs that took days of sourcing arrive in minutes, with imagery and a mapping into the target system.
Describe the catalog you need and it invents the products, shoots the images, and maps them to a target schema.
Takes a plain-language brief for a catalog and invents the products to fill it, producing each item's data and its imagery without further direction.
- Contributed by
- MACH Alliance (Reference implementation)
- Industry
- Technology, Retail, Cross-industry
- Audience
- B2B
Why this exists
Every demo, integration test, and reference implementation needs a product catalog, and nobody has one to hand. Real catalogs cannot be redistributed, and the public sample sets are small, stale, and instantly recognizable.
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So the data gets made by hand, which is slow, or scraped, which is a licensing problem. Either way the images are the part that stops people, because a catalog without photography does not look like a catalog and cannot be used to show anything.
There is a subtler failure. A model asked for realistic products reaches for real, currently trading companies, which is not acceptable in demo data that ships inside a published reference implementation.
What this demonstrates
- A prompt such as "12 minimalist ceramic vases, $40 to $120" returns the items, priced and described, in one pass.
- Every product gets a generated photograph, post-processed so the background is a true white rather than the few units off that models reliably produce.
- Brand names are omitted by default. Turning them on produces an invented house brand and never a real company, so the output can be published.
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- The same catalog exports into the shape a target system expects, previewed against a real product before it runs.
What you would add to ship it
- A commerce backend. This is a local tool for producing demo catalogs and is not one.
Architecture
The server is a small set of routes on Hono, run through TypeScript directly with no build step. The interface is one plain HTML file with no framework and no bundler. Products are flat JSON files on disk, one per category, in the shape a search index returns rather than in a database.
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All model calls go through one file. That is a deliberate boundary rather than a convention: the local interface's own routes are unauthenticated, so models and routes are configuration while endpoints and keys are environment, and the split is what keeps an unauthenticated route from being able to redirect spend. User-supplied URLs are checked against private address ranges, and every redirect hop is rechecked.
The export engine maps catalog fields onto a target schema through dotted paths, array grouping, transforms, and computed fields, then emits JSON alongside a zip of the referenced images. The engine itself is deterministic and does no model work at export time.
A separate catalog API lets another service read the catalog directly, without depending on this project's own front end. Consumers only read through it; its one write path is an authenticated pair of image actions, generating or removing a product's image.
Take the code
This one is published in full. Read it, run it, fork it. Nothing here is behind a conversation.
Request an intro
This one is the MACH Alliance’s own work. Ask about building demo catalogs for integrations, and the people who built it will answer.
Not ready to talk to anyone? MACH Insider is the Alliance mailing list. New solutions, program openings, and the research behind them, once a month.
Everyone credited on this solution
- MACH AllianceReference implementation
Every organization named here has a page listing the rest of its work on the Hub.
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Public code
The implementation is published in full, so anything on this page can be checked against the repository. Anything the repository does not show is not established here.
Where this came from
Written from the public repository README, GETTING_STARTED.md and CONTRIBUTING.md. This is a local tool for producing demo catalogs, not a commerce backend. It is listed here as Solution Studio reference tooling.
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